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Observer, Volume XXXV, Issue 44, 10 July 1915, Page 9

APERA TTOUSE. (CHALLENGED. At the Opera House on Saturday night Mr A. W. Gordon, the wellknowni contractor of this city, raised the question as to the genuineness of Madam Marion's act, and doubted very much that she plays the seven characters, and offered to donate FIVE POUNDS to the Hospital Ship Fund if it was proved, that there was only one woman in the Act. rpHE /"IHALLENGE ACCEPTED. Messrs Fullers have accepted the Challenge, and they have also agreed that if the Act is not genuine to donate a similar amount to tbe Hospital Ship Fund. rpHE rTEST WILL TAKE PLACE NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT. A wellknown Auckland* citizen will be chosen, and will view Madam Marion's act from behind the scenes, and on the conclusion of same will announce to the audience whether or not she plays tbe SEVEN DIFFERENT CHARACTERS that she professes. THIS FORTHCOMING CONTEST SHOULD AROUSE. Extraordinary public interest, as it is the first time in the annals of New Zealand theatrical events that any member of an audience has expressed doubt about the genuineness of a legitimate act. rp O W N JT A L L. SATURDAY NEXT, 10th INST., At 8 p.m. -pECITAL By ifK r iv/r AUGHAN r arnett CITY ORGANIST. Doors open 7.30 p.m. Admission Sixpence. HENRY W. WILSON, Town Clerk. nOR OALE, nHBAP IJLH.P. TLIOTOR (WESTINGHOUSE). The Motor is in first-class order, and may be inspected at the "OBSERVER" OFFICE, Wyndham Street, Auckland.

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